send SOAP Request without Response

Hi all,
From a JSP page i just want to send the SOAP request to a server without getting a response on the same page. i.e. the response should not come to the same page from where i requested. In browser i want to display the response in different jsp page . How to achieve this using javascript or JAVA

Please KeepItDown, and do not use larger fonts.

What you ask is not possible. Request and response always go together, so you'll need to adapt your design accordingly. And you should never perform network or file I/O in a JSP - use a backing bean or servlet instead.

Now i have edited my problem. Is it possible to achieve?

From a JSP page i just want to send the SOAP request to a server without getting a response on the same page. i.e. the response should not come to the same page from where i requested. In browser i want to display the response in different jsp page . How to achieve this using javascript or JAVA

As just about everybody here will tell you - thinking JSP is the right way to do this is a bad idea.

Carrying out computation such as generating a SOAP request, and saving the result for later display is a servlet job. Just use JSP for display and save yourself a lot of trouble.

Bill

Hi William ,

<html>
   <head>
     <title>SOAP call sample</title>
     <script language="Javascript">

</script>
 
</head>
 <body></body>
<form name="main">
  <table>
     <tr>
       <td> <input value="Submit to eBay => " type="button" onClick='JavaScript:xmlhttpPost()'></td>
       <td><textarea name="XMLResponse" wrap="soft" rows="40" cols="50" style="overflow:scroll" ID="Textarea1"></textarea></td>
     </tr>
  </table>
 </form>
 
</html>

This is the code i am using , i want to display the output in different JSP page .But this JSP page itself getting the response through the callback function xmlhttp.onreadystatechange= handler;

Is it possible to get this response in the another JSP file?Please give some idea to proceed further because i am struggling for a week.... Nobody has responded to my question...

Thanks,
Mahes.

1. Sending the request from the browser using JavaScript gets a response returned to the browser.
2. You don't want the response returned to the browser
3. I just told you that a servlet would be capable of sending a request and saving the response for later display which is what you said you want.
4.